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Towards a Comprehensive Understanding of Public Private Partnerships for Infrastructure Development

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Kwak Young Hoon

Material type: Article

ArticleLanguage: ENG Series: ; 51Publication details: Winter 2009 0Edition: 2Description: 51-78 PpSubject(s):

Public Private Partnerships, Infrastructure

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Summary: The article discusses the use of public private partnership (PPPs) as a means for delivering infrastructure projects. The author collect, consolidate, and codify existing research in the area of PPPs in order to facilitate a comprehensive understanding of PPPs. Other topics include the poor experience of the public sector with PPP projects, wide gaps between public and private sector expectations, and poorly defined sector policies. Also discussed are governments that view PPPs as a key strategy for delivering public services and infrastructure.

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The article discusses the use of public private partnership (PPPs) as a means for delivering infrastructure projects. The author collect, consolidate, and codify existing research in the area of PPPs in order to facilitate a comprehensive understanding of PPPs. Other topics include the poor experience of the public sector with PPP projects, wide gaps between public and private sector expectations, and poorly defined sector policies. Also discussed are governments that view PPPs as a key strategy for delivering public services and infrastructure.

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